Laptop Reviews

It's no Dell XPS or MacBook Air, but the MateBook D 16 is a decent laptop with a sensible entry price.

Asus's latest laptop is designed around Google's Chromebook Plus platform. Designed as a premium alternative to cheaper Chromebooks, it's fairly effective but frankly unexciting.

The Dell XPS 14 is a stunning answer to the MacBook that gives Windows users a reason to gloat, though its price point might give some pause.

Samsung's MacBook-esque Galaxy4 Pro has been upgraded with Intel's Meteor Lake CPU for more performance and even better battery life.

The MacBook Air (M2, 2022) features a major redesign, plus Apple’s impressive M2 chip. However, it also gets a new, higher, price tag as well.

The Dell XPS 17 may not have the portability of its smaller brethren, but it’s a fantastic laptop otherwise, oozing elegance, power, and a great screen.

Lenovo’s 2-in-1 Chromebook isn’t slick or stylish, but it is excellent value and offers great battery life.

With a sensible price tag, Acer's latest Aspire is a great pick for anyone who needs a reliable productivity laptop

Updated The Apple MacBook Air (M1, 2020) is the first of the company's thin and light MacBooks to be powered by its own M1 hardware.

The Lenovo IdeaPad Duet 5 Chromebook is here, and it's hands down one of the best Chromebooks ever made – except for those who lean more on the tablet side of the 2-in-1 divide.